Caroline Wise King is a healer in the Shamanic Tradition, an ordained minister in the metaphysical field, a spiritual teacher, writer, and artist living in the desert southwest. She will draw from the many great teachers she has studied with such as Sun Bear, Dr. Michael Harner, Sandra Ingerman, Brooke Medicine Eagle, and Tom Brown Jr. to name a few. She will also be sharing from her many years of experience working with helping people lead healthier, happier, more fulfilling lives.

Michael Dunning, the Yew Shaman, describes his experience with Elemental he calls the Sulphur Being which left him shattered with decling health until he was introduced to an ancient Yew Tree who healed him and imparted great shamanic wisdom to him over a period of nine years.

Brooke Medicine Eagle, Native American Earth Keeper, Wisdom teacher, Healer, Visionary, Singer/Song Writer, motivational Speaker, Author of "Buffalo Woman Comes Singing" and "The Last Ghost Dance", shares her wisdom about living a sustainable lifestyle honoring Mother Earth and all our relations.

My guest is Susan Mokelke, Executive Director of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, Editor of Shamanism Annual, the journal of the Foundation, and teacher of such advanced programs as the Three Year Intensive which involves extended training in progressively higher levels of very advanced shamanism, and initiations into rare and little known practices.

This week on Shaman's Keep, Caroline will be explaining how SHAMANISM CAN IMPROVE YOUR LIFE. If you are troubled by a recurring pattern in your relationships, if you have issues with addictions, if you have trouble sleeping or experience nightmares that make your nights miserable, if things never seem to work out for you no matter how hard you try, there is powerful help available to turn your life around. Shamanism has been healing peoples troubles for over 40,000 years, and it is just as viable today as it was in ancient times.

Sandra Ingerman will be my guest this Friday. She has written many books on Shamanism, and is probably best known for "Soul Retrieval", and "Medicine For The Earth". She teaches workshops internationally on Shamanic Journeying, Healing, and reversing environmental pollution using spiritual methods. She has trained and founded an international alliance of Medicine For The Earth Teachers and Healers. She is also a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and Mental Health Counselor, as well as being certified in acute traumatic stress management.

Susan Grimaldi, internationally renowned for producing documentaries on Manchu and Mongol Shamanism, will be my guest this week. She is a member of the Choctaw Nation, and has been practicing Shamanism for over 35 years. She is noted for her work with communities in Northern China, Inner Mongolia, and the Tuvan Republic, and has traveled throughout those regions, sometimes for days on horseback to reach remote tribes like the Reindeer People.

OLGA KARITIDI, author of "Enter The Circle", will share her experiences of being born in Russia during the Cold War period, working as a psychiatrist in a Siberian mental hospital, and ultimately being drawn into Shamanism by meeting a kam (shaman) in the mysterious Altai mountains. This meeting utterly changed her life, and moved her out of the box of politically correct thinking about the cause of illness, both physical and mental.

SUSAN GRIMALDI joins us again this week. She is a member of the Choctaw Nation, and is world renowned for her Documentaries on Shamanism in China and Mongolia. She has practiced Shamanism for over 35 years, and has participated in more that 10,000 healings. She will be sharing wisdom and insights from her vast experience, so all practicing healers, listen up. This is your chance to hear amazing stories from a true Native American Shaman that may enhance your own practice.